Troy D. Mix updated June 2015

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1 Troy D. Mix updated June 2015 OFFICE ADDRESS WEB EDUCATION 191A Graham Hall Newark, DE Tel: (302) Mobile: (302) (anticipated) Ph.D. in Regional Planning, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Dissertation title: Entrepreneurial universities and collective action in regional development Committee chair: Edward Feser 2004 Master of Public Administration, University of Delaware 2002 B.A. in Political Science (summa cum laude), University of Pittsburgh PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT 2014 present Policy Scientist, Institute for Public Administration, University of Delaware Assistant Policy Scientist, Institute for Public Administration, University of Delaware Policy Specialist II, Institute for Public Administration, University of Delaware Limited-term researcher, Institute for Public Administration, University of Delaware TEACHING EXPERIENCE 2014 GIS for planners, online course, Department of Urban and Regional Planning, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Summer GIS analysis for planners, Developer of online course, Department of Urban and Regional Planning, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Fall GIS for planners, Instructor of record, Department of Urban and Regional Planning, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Fall 2011 and Spring Urban and regional analysis, Teaching assistant, Department of Urban and Regional Planning, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Spring 2010 and GIS applications in the public and nonprofit sector, Co-instructor, School of Urban Affairs and Public Policy, University of Delaware, Spring T. Mix 1

2 GRANTS AND CONTRACTS External Funding 2015 Mix, Troy (PI), New Castle County Department of Land Use, District-based Economic Development Analysis Services, $10,000, 6/ /2015. Mix, Troy (PI), The Council for Community and Economic Research (C2ER), Economic Diversity Data Analysis, $5,028, 6/2015 8/2015. Mix, Troy (PI), Broad Valley Micro Fiber Networks, Fibertech Networks, and the University of Delaware Sustainable Coastal Communities Initiative, Picking Up Speed: Delaware Broadband for Economic Development (public forum), $7,000, 3/2015 5/ Mix, Troy (PI), Delaware General Assembly, Investigating the Costs and Benefits of the Taxi Option for Delaware, $40,000, 9/2014 6/2015. Mix, Troy (PI), Delaware General Assembly, Enhanced Public Safety Services Research for the Claymont Renaissance Development Corporation, $20,000, 9/2014 6/ Mix, Troy (PI), Delaware Department of Technology and Information, Broadband Technical Assistance, conducted as part of the National Telecommunications & Information Administration s State Broadband Initiative, $15,000, 9/ /2014 (funding for full year). Mix, Troy (PI), Delaware Department of Technology and Information, Broadband Planning Updates, conducted as part of the National Telecommunications & Information Administration s State Broadband Initiative, $20,129, 9/ /2014 (funding for Q4 2014). Mix, Troy (PI), Delaware Department of Technology and Information, Broadband Stakeholder Engagement, conducted as part of the National Telecommunications & Information Administration s State Broadband Initiative, $25,000, 9/ /2014 (funding for full year) Feser, Edward (PI), Geoffrey Hewings (co-pi), Kenneth Poole (co-pi), Troy Mix (Project manager), Appalachian Regional Commission, Diversifying Appalachia: Metrics, Tools, Strategies & Guides, $248,736, 10/2012 9/2013. Internal Funding Mix, Troy, Graduate College Dissertation Travel Grant, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Entrepreneurial Universities and Collective Action in Regional Development, $2,374, 5/2013 5/ Mix, Troy (PI), Coastal Community Enhancement Initiative, University of Delaware, Sussex Economic Development Action Plan, $10,000, 7/2008 6/2009. T. Mix 2

3 Mix, Troy (PI), Coastal Community Enhancement Initiative, University of Delaware, Enhancing Sussex County s Broadband Environment, $20,000, PI, 7/2007 6/2008. PUBLICATIONS Book Reviews Mix, Troy (co-pi) and Edward O Donnell (co-pi), University Transportation Center, University of Delaware, Developing Delaware s Agenda in Transportation within the Northeast Corridor, $39,954, 7/2007 6/ Mix, Troy. Review of Democracy as Problem Solving: Civic Capacity in Communities across the Globe, by Xavier de Souza Briggs (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2008). Journal of Planning Education and Research, 31(1), Professional Reports 2015 Center for Regional Economic Competitiveness and West Virginia University. Appalachia Then and Now: Examining Changes to the Appalachian Region Since Technical Report. Arlington, VA: Center for Regional Economic Competitiveness. Prepared for the Appalachian Regional Commission, Washington, DC. 180 pages (specific contributions comprised pages 6-14) Mix, Troy and Edward Feser. Statistical Portrait of Economic Diversity in Appalachia. Champaign, IL: Regional Economics Applications Laboratory. Prepared for the Appalachian Regional Commission, Washington, DC. 109 pages. Feser, Edward, Troy Mix, Mark White, and Ken Poole. Economic Diversity in Appalachia: Statistics, Strategies, and Guides for Action. Champaign, IL: Regional Economics Applications Laboratory. Prepared for the Appalachian Regional Commission, Washington, DC. 62 pages Mix, Troy and Matthias Wendt. Broadband Opportunities for Sussex County. Newark, DE: Institute for Public Administration. Prepared for the University of Delaware Coastal Community Enhancement Initiative, Newark, DE. 42 pages. Mix, Troy and Xuan Jiang. Demographic Multipliers in Delaware. Newark, DE: Institute for Public Administration. Prepared for the Office of State Planning Coordination, Dover, DE. 46 pages. McGowan, William and Troy Mix. Sussex Economic Development Action Plan. Georgetown, DE: Sussex Economic Development Action Committee. 22 pages 2008 Mix, Troy and Rachael Hurley. Fiscal Impacts of Development: Literature Review and Discussion. Newark, DE: Institute for Public Administration. Prepared for the Office of State Planning Coordination, Dover, DE. 40 pages. Mix, Troy and Manoj Doss. Greater Georgetown Area Comprehensive Market Analysis. Newark, DE: Institute for Public Administration. Prepared for the Greater Georgetown Chamber of Commerce, Georgetown, DE. 61 pages. T. Mix 3

4 Delaware Office of Management and Budget, Office of State Planning Coordination and Troy Mix. Cabinet Committee on State Planning Issues Report to the Governor and the 144th General Assembly. Dover, DE: State of Delaware. 35 pages Mix, Troy. Town of Odessa Planned Neighborhood Development District. Odessa, DE: Town of Odessa Planning Commission. 18 pages Mix, Troy, Martin Wollaston, and William DeCoursey. Town of Odessa Comprehensive Plan. Newark, DE: Institute for Public Administration. Prepared for the Town of Odessa, DE. 60 pages. Mix, Troy, Marcia Scott, Julia O Hanlon, Maria Aristigueta, William McGowan, and Lisa McIlvaine. Delaware CEDS: A Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy for the State of Delaware. Newark, DE: Institute for Public Administration. Prepared for the Delaware Economic Development Office, Dover, DE. 154 pages Mix, Troy, Jonathan Justice, Barrett Edwards, and Garrett Wozniak. Town of Middletown Comprehensive Plan. Newark, DE: Institute for Public Administration. Prepared for the Town of Middletown, DE. 80 pages Mix, Troy. Town of Viola Comprehensive Plan. Dover, DE: Office of State Planning Coordination. Prepared for the Town of Viola, DE. 33 pages. Articles in Progress PRESENTATIONS Research Conference Presentations Mix, Troy and Claudia Caruso. Methods to match communities for public safety planning: lessons from applied work in suburban Delaware. Feser, Edward and Troy Mix. Regional cooperation in economic development: fact, fiction and policy variety Characterizing local economic diversity in Appalachia: linking industry, workforce skills, function and location, 52 nd Southern Regional Science Association Meetings, Washington, DC, April 5, 2013 (co-authors: Edward Feser and Geoffrey Hewings) Regional cooperation in economic development: fact, fiction and policy variety, 53 rd Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Cincinnati, OH, November 4, 2012 (co-presenter: Edward Feser). Local governments and the provision of business incentives (poster), 42 nd Annual Conference of the Urban Affairs Association, Pittsburgh, PA, April 20, T. Mix 4

5 2010 Beyond misunderstandings: the practice and promise of case study research in regional planning, 51 st Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Minneapolis, MN, October 7, 2010 (co-presenter: Andrew Isserman). Selected Presentations to Public and Policy Audiences 2015 State of broadband in southern Delaware, Picking Up Speed: Delaware Broadband for Economic Development forum, sponsored by Broad Valley Micro Fiber Networks, Fibertech Networks, and the University of Delaware Sustainable Coastal Communities Initiative Economic diversity & lessons for economic development practice, Shale Symposium: What Communities Need to Know, sponsored by Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland and Multi-State Shale Research Collaborative, Wheeling, WV, March 19, Understanding & marketing your local economy, presented for certificate credit through the Delaware Academy for Local Government Leadership, Dover, DE, February 20, Web-Enabled Benchmarking of Economic Diversity and Structure, Association for University Business and Economic Research Conference, Portland, OR, October 12, Analyzing Economic Diversity: Demonstrating an Economic Diversity Webtool, Council for Community and Economic Research, Webinar, March 11, 2014 (copresenter: Mark White) Measuring economic diversity in Appalachia and the United States, 53 rd Annual Conference of the Council for Community and Economic Research, Nashville, TN, May 22, Unsolicited advice: lessons for impacting public policy, Network for European- U.S. Regional and Urban Studies (NEURUS)-International Certificate on Urban & Regional Development (ICURD) Workshop and Seminar, Champaign, IL, April 10, Broadband in Delaware: the local government role, 21 st Annual Delaware Institute for Local Government Leaders, Rehoboth Beach, DE, October 26, Charting Livable Delaware s progress, Annual Delaware GIS Conference, Dover, DE, April 23, Critical long term budget policy issues: research and policy ideas discussion with academics, spring meeting of the National Association of State Budget Officers, Little Rock, AR, April 11, 2008 (panel participant) An interactive, GIS-based model for projecting consumer spending in New Castle County, Delaware, Annual Towson University GIS Conference, Towson, MD, March 19, 2007 (co-presenter: Andrew Homsey). T. Mix 5

6 HONORS AND RECOGNITIONS 2014 Outstanding Doctoral Student, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Department of Urban and Regional Planning List of Teachers Ranked as Excellent by their Students, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Spring 2010 and present Member, American Institute for Certified Planners. RESEARCH EXPERIENCE 2011 present Research assistant to Edward Feser, Department of Urban and Regional Planning, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Research assistant to Andrew Isserman, Department of Urban and Regional Planning, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. UNIVERSITY SERVICE 2012 Panel moderator, The Role of Land-Grant Universities in the Twenty-First Century, The Morrill Act at 150: The Future of Public Higher Education, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, October 26, President, Doctoral Students in Urban Planning, University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign Conference organizing committee, Creating a Livable Delaware: Pathways for Enhancing Prosperity and Quality of Life, University of Delaware, March 25, Ex officio member, University of Delaware Task Force on Economic Development Initiatives. ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS American Planning Association Regional Studies Association Southern Regional Science Association T. Mix 6